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Daily Republican., 1887-05-11
Dots.

Application will be made to Judge
Grub en- the 10th inst. FOR certificate,
Incorporating the Delaware Railway
supplies Company.
George W. Pierson, member OF the
Arm of Kelly b Co., soap msuufac-
:ufsrs, has purchased an interest In the
business Of the jackson Lime and Coal
Company.
L. L. Allen and wife. OF Newark,
will dispose Of their household good
tomorrow and move to Kansas City In
few days thereafter.
angements have been made fol
Mayor Jsnvief, Of New Castle, to play
the poefpouei eimu ltaneous exhibition
Of checkers on Thursday evening, the
10Th inst.
Powell, the fish man In the washing.
ton street market and Madison stree,
market, can be relied upon in all bill
dealings In the hnny tribe business.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11
Head Out,

As Frank d TAlley, contractor, was
assisting on Monday afternoon to re.
move . large plate glass from the front
OF the building being torn down on
Marbe. street, above Eighth, prepare.
tory to the erection of the new hotel for
MIR. Beers, one corner of the same IVES
broken of, and falling struck him on
the head, cutting quite an ugly eash
and causing oopious Fl Nv OF blow. 1t
was sewed up by q physician aud he
was abl. in short time to go on with
his work.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11

On Monday night as the we!l.k nown
German ship Uranus. Capt. Neimanp,
which sailed from Hamburg March /
for Philadelphia, with a large general
cargo, was making the land with a
strong breeze from the northeast, the
water began TO pet shallow suddenly
and every effort was made TO bring the
huge vessel TO Before any thing could
be done she drove high up on the beach
at Rehoboth. She has low fourteen
feet of wGter 10 her held. Tbecrt W are
all safe. and the Maui Wrecking Com
pany Of Lswes have gone to her as.
siktance.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11
EDITION.
- lHoseane q Psusions.


UDvee Quiss . large attendancei
- - une1elnS q honorsSiy discharged
14cU, 1niIoza and marines which
- 0xIoo 9eog last night ut Smyth
- 1oomss IN the Adams Building,
oeo1m tno following. questions,
1144 yoxo peopounded some time ago
- A9w York Hribune:
Aee3 0u IN favor Of the INDECENT
11ssoa hill vetosd BY President Oieve
ssAss you in fAvcr Of . service pen
- b1l19 II q, how much . month";"
Do goa endorse the President's veto
- Vx1vote pension bills, where the
0gpltoant cannot comply with the rales
1nhll.hAd BY the Pension Depart
sWAat pension lsgislation do you de.
Elbow many worthy soldiers are In
- aln6hcuse In your county,"
&Ae@eeetug orgAnizsd By electinR
9qeA y. Nynioh president. and James
1anshe0 secretary, and Immediate
A4es The opening motion was made
- ~ nesting favored the INDECENT
DoDastmsnt Inspector Bayne com.
meno1A : speech In behalf Of the Grand
Amy aod the Oommander-in.O Chief, In
y11eA he aid that he hoped nothing
<1WoGpectful 70 the commander or de-
ya1t1eAt commander would be said
31glng the evening, but upon the point
eo1ng raised that It WAS not Grand
Amy meeting he WAS out Of order, thu
- took his seAt. a
Wllliam Emmons expressed himsel
- being opposed to the bill, and CAV
- reaG0ns, and was followed by San
levin Who made brief speech in favo
- u. The matter was discussed by jas
=. Grimes, James M. Banthem, W.
8 4EoNAir, Alexander Burleigh and Johi
- Dunn, and when . vote was take
- ths motion favoring the bill, 1t n
~nnl1ed In 80 syes TO ~ nays.
q resolution Vas then offered that tn
1nAssing favor general service pensio
bill, and Il Was adopted unanimously
80 attr annthef long discussion th
amqant was hxed ct $l2 per month.
AARAttve. When the fourth Questio
Woa taken mp, w. 8. McNair offered
UBolution that the meeting desired
III paased which should remove tt
0nvs upon IN applicant for pension
10ove disabilities contracted in the wi
I'D existing ct the time Of his apple
elm. to have existed In each year sim
~ disability Was first received. II
xoDolution was unanimously adopted.
The same gentleman offered rssol
Con, which WAS unanimously adopte
1AAt the government owes every soldit
0Ailor ind marine the difference bot we
80 value Of the green backs in which
Was paid and the gold which "
peomised him. II was also resolv
6Aat Congress be petitioned to equal
TIE bounty.
W. g. McNair, In answer to the al
question, said that to the best Ut
knowledge and belief there W
twenty -eight honorably discharged s
Aiers and sailors in the county air
house.
The secretary Was instructed to
ward . copy Of the proceedings to
New York Tribune, and the meet
then adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11
Russia's Now Iron Tariff.

LONDON. May 10 The new Russian
tariff schedule, which increases the i'm.
port duty on iron and steel went into
effect to-day, and manufacturer,
throughout Edrope, and more especially
in Germany and England, must Of
necessity soon feel the burden thus iT
posed upon them. Many contracts fol
the delivery OF iron and steel q, rtussiar
ports yet remain to be filled, and mos
OF these must either be abrosated OF
carried out at loss.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11
They Exc hanged Bags.

A clergyman of Auburn, Me-, after
eating luncheon in railroad eating
house, picked up what he thought wae
his bag and went on his journey. When
he got home the bag was opened In the
presence of his wife, who was grieved TO
see lying side by side several bottle:
which, according to their labels, contain.
led fire water of the strongest kind. The
bag belonged to a drummer for q liquor
house, and the drummer was probabl,
also surprised when he found that in til,
bag that he hai were three solid, orthodo,
sermons.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11

Sacred to the memory OF our mothe
Annie +. Farra, by Laura A. Farra.
A mother from our home has gone,
| A wife hi passed away,
And left this earthly scene Of care
To Dloom in endless day.
We had &c breRE the ties OF Low,
That bound he; TO our hearts,
And bid our dearest fr'en1 farewell,
Although II was hard to part.
But God has said, We soon shall meet
| AND zee her face to f,ce;
Her loving hand we tnen shall clasp,
And her ones mora embrace.
Oh. ts 1t true that mammals dead;
ct rather, GEES I'D to be?
| For still sac lives in our nearts,
| While her We caLnot sec.
lAltbeugh she is laid away to rest.
Hid from the human eye,
We Ill talk to he- In sJtne fair land,
liz H saven by and by.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11
Child strangled by a snake.

PITrsBuRG. Pa, May 10 Minnie
Peterson, 6 years old, wss ttraugled to
death by black snake in Washington
county to day. The mother, hearing
her child scream, ran 10 its rescue and
fought the reptile with a club, but
Was unable 10 make 1t release lie hold
upon ths neck of her child. The father
was finally called to the struggle and
killed the snake, but not be fore the
child was dead. The reptile was
nearly six feet lorg.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11
DR., ]. MIIlER'8
VEGETABLE
ExPECTO RAN T.

This Invaluable Medicine 10 40
knowledged BY the thousands to DO The
Hest Cough Iedicfne in the world.
Fos Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hosrseness
Inflammation Of the Threat and Mouth
WhooPing Cough, Canker, hash, &C., there
is no medicine now In use that has performed
more cures.
It 10 warranted not to contain any min
sral substance; It Is also tree from laudanum
or sou ills; It may be taken at any time with
perfect safety. Sold BY all druggists. $50
and 81 Q bottle. E. MORO AN d SONS,
PROp., Providence, n. L
DIR. Hsynes' Al abian Balsam Is un
equaled Tor Oiouo. Try It. 2tc. and 81. 81
Diuggists marleowem
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11
Wauamaker's Latest chemo

John Wanamaker's latest enterprise
is g home club for The young unmarried
men in his employ. He Ia about Il
erect large, handsome building or
North Broad street, between the FRS,
Baptist church and the Academy oil
Fine Arts. There will be about 20t
rooms and elegant furnished pariors
music rooms, library, billiard room ant
gymnasium. Work is to be begun yer,
soon.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11
Board of Health.

The Board of Health met last even
ing and Ieorgsniz,d, re-electing the old
officers. TIE Street Com missioner was
ordered to put . new trunk over the
race leading to the city mill. Li,epses
were iseued to owners Of odorless ma.
chimes, and hessrs. Kane and Griffin
were appointed committee to inquire
into the cost Of o new fre.proof safe foy
the use Of the board. The treasurer
was authorized TO draw the balance OF
the monev due. after which the board
adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11
STABBED TO THE HEART,
And Knocked in the nead-What Fiji.
teen Gents VIII DO.

ANA hnOckou IN the Head-WhAt FIJI
teen Gents VIII DO.
Special to the r. publican.
Please have the kindness to publish,
for the benefit OF your readers and new.
comers to this section of the country,
that the proprietor of the Grand Cen.
trail Clothing Depot, Fifth and Market
Streets hao Knocked high prices in the
head and stabbed big profits to the
heart, and all the profit that is attached
to every dollars worth OF goods in tie
house is just ~ per cent, and above
all mention that fifteen cents buys "A
frst class, nobby summer sack coat OF
The above establishment, and you will
|obliee the manager
Feeling 1T our duty to comply With
the request, we publish tbs letter inst
as ueIeceived it.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11
r,,..,on : Yacns M anates in Distress

Mr. Hamilton Disston's steam yacht
Manatee. well known among the politi-
cans of Philade lphia, put into Baltimore
ON Monday in distress, having had sn &C
cidept TO her boiler in passing through
fhe Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, and
will have to undergo repairs before SHE
can proceed. City Treasurer Frank Bel
and SQUIRE McMullen, who were OF
hoard as guests of the owner, spent yes
terdav In taking in the sights of the Mouu
mental City while the repairs were being
msde Mr.. Disston will join the yacht
a,,er which the Manatee Will leave 90
the chesapeake cunning gropncs,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11
Attempted Burslal !.

On Monday night "a man ala,
evil tiled to enter the c ION. W.
OF MIS-. I. F. Mccain, ~ ~, wv
street, by crawling into . tne i
II e transom over the door, u
midnight and Mrs. MsCa .ndn "
asleep hearing the noise 9n WEN M
was the matter. Seeing n N
burglar halfway through oh
she uttered u scream VINE al
burg lar away. He was D ,,aoa'
left the marks OF his foot wv
step. Mrs. Mccain tnil al, a.,
4 know him If she saw hin, ~ I'd
Bin the morning the man onteI
made a second attempt 10 !, e wal
in the same manner, puI ~ ot
ed off again. The boldnr uss "a ID
remarks able, as a baker T ,Se n
NIGHT In the basement OF u.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11

A plumber OF the survivors of the
sixth Army Corps passed through this
city on a special train this morning for
spotsy lvanis, to dedicate monum emit
on the SPOT where General Sedwick fell
on May 9Th, 1864 They were accom-
panied by General Wright and several
other prominent men.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11
A Boat Launched.

The government twin.screw dispat Oh
boat "Wave" was launched from the
Pasey & Jones sbipyard yesterday
afternoon. Commodore Converse, Of
the Newport torped station. was present
at the launching, and Miss Alice M
Pussy, christened the boat as sht
passed into her future water element.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11
Accident on the Il. Il q.

By the carelessness of an Italian placing
an empty beer keg on siding of the B.
& o near Baltimore, yesterday, the en-
CINE an four freight cars were wrecked
The man has been arrested and confined
in jail.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11
Dea,h OF Mrs, W'i'",,

Mrs. Maria J. WII ,h,er
residence of her dsusp1 sst, |
town, Pa on SAtS Sho ems I'D
year OF her age. s2 3S,, T
the late Edward " n $50
clerk Gle Of the peace prior sIe y Of I'd i
also at one time 're r., w. iptsrl
Her remains will Dc Ts.m ,s
Emmanuel Ohurcn o'
Oastle this afternoon
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11
Prison A accommodations for parne,,.a.

LONDON, May 10 The Pail Mall
Gaz tie publishe, a runor that the
Government has ordered 10 ba prepared
sixty first class cells In Milbspk pri, nm
for the accom,uods of Parnellite
members Of Parliament whose arrest
tbey may deem necessary. The report
is discredited. poA'
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11

A full line of Patent Medicines, Roots,
Herbs and Barks, at WIN. Springer's
Patent Medicine Depot, 400 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11

SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY-A
positive cure for cstarEn, d iphtheria and
canker mouth. Sold by n. b. Dunforth
cor. Cad 81 Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh's
cure will give mandate relief. Price
~ cents, 80 cents and 81. Sold By N.
b. Danfcrth, cor. 2nd s. Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11
Mo,oniual died .

Lydia j. MegoIn "a, tle thls,,
dsnce in New oa ,I III hs bs'
Funeral services y WI Iliilc, &c d
manuel church at . Gen sr
will be taken to ,.v ~ lid
Brand " wine CT nle'e''
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11

Use Ccal.Tar Csmphor, sure destruc.
tion TO uolhS, 20c. N. B. DaBforth,
Druggist, Fad q Market. Trusses.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11

One hundred quarts of milk are
wanted 81 the Creamery, Fourth aud
Shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11

john Simpler, residing near Harbe.
son, Sussex County, FIJI dead while ut
his well drawing water on Maya
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11
MARRIAGES

OVERWHELMING the 9Th
inst, by the kew. ] L. Bryan, Thomas J
Fore acre. of M Al shn lltOn to Mis- Lille r
Randolph, Of WI MINI ton.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11
We're Trying

To sell you better and
cheaper Clothing than ever
and cordially invite an In
spection of our prices and
stock to prove it. BY car
rylng an immense stock,
by selling only goods
which will prove satisfac-
tory, and by having One
Lowest Possible Price, we
are winning customers and
friends every day,and mean
to do our utmost to keep
and use them we'll. No
matter what price you pay
for Clothing, we mean to
give you the very best for
that money and something
Which Will wear and look
well. Trashy and Shoddy
Clothing we don't care to
sell at all, for it proves SO
unsatisfactory that the
price, no matter how small,
is forgotten in the disgust
following its wear.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11
SUCCESS.
NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKEIr.

NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKEIr.
While others may complain Of
this being dull, backward
spring, our store is having great
success. The right goods, with
right prices and straight dealing,
has put US clear to the front
You never saw as good Business
Suits at s., $40, sl2 and $15 be.
fore. Boys Suits at Sc, 50 and
$40. Children's Suits at So, 81,
l$5 and Sc. Mems Black Cork.
screw Suits from $40: to $40.
Best value ever known.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11
JAS. A. KELLY.

Reteiler o. Fine Wines, Whistles, etc.
Lenth and Shfpioy streets. Telephone call
ga f24 eod-U
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11
CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS!
Robert
213 East Front Street,

Wholesale dealer in foreign and
domestic cigars; imported cigars
a speciality, and all kinds OF
smoking and chewing tobacco,
pipes, snuff and smokers, fancy
goods. Dealers are invited
to call. Bargains for cash. Oppo.
site the p, W. & B. depot.
m4-ir, sa-2t&t tn ,sa-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11

"ANrED-A WHITE Girl FOR
w general homework at 2l8 East SIKH
street. mi1-2.*
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11

WANTED HANDS ON KNITTING
w WORK, steady employment; also takes
earnors at S37 kirkWo0d st. m-ll.Zt
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11

NOR RENT-TWO ROOMS SUITABLE
I; Tor lone couple or nam and wife at
FOL East Fifth street. It's
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11

NIGHT WATCH.
w man. Reference required. Inquire at
Arlington Mills. Ninth ward. 1t
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11

WANTED BOAKDERS AT MRS
w Eamsherger's, Az King street; pleas
snt rooms and home comforts. mlilSt+
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11

IYyANTED-A LARGE SlZs Roy TO
w either roll candy or pace cakes Ap.
|plT No. o U. Fourth street. mil II
Daily Republican., 1887-05-11

GOOD JOURNEY.
w man shoemaker on custom WORT; good
wages and steady employment Apply nj
nll0-jtS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-17
MOST'S MONKEYINGS.


New York,s Anarchist Mal,es Use Of Some
Very Strong Language.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Over three
hundred Anarchists met in 4 hall bacl,
of saloon in Seventh street tonight
Herr Most was greeted with lord cheers
He opened in a low tone. but as he
rradualIv warmed nm with his srbipct
his face hpcame rpddpr and reIder and
his voice ascpndcd into q howl Some
If the evpressions and IDEAS advanced
urnra these. ..Fel,ov \uorcbie4s 7 ,vieh
I rnuId evrrass in ,aur,are thrs,drnss
of NV heart which rrjovrs go, INV dr.
voted brotbn,. Anarrbists ,vnoeo brayn.
ly ma, death vpsterday ou tbp oallo,ys
fTov- br,va Low nohln t,osn Fam. r,nu
Won MI I,pnv WouI1 thot I know th.ir
eva.rt;orer 1rn yonld NOT fare u,a,l
in t,is world rha dnoth of onr hrotl.
nre b,,.s Irnnrht bundrode m ioin our
ranks We bava sworn to bovp van.
ceonrp and we shall have if Thev
Cthe canitalistir nress> saw
Iipcr oon,mitted suicida Thav rs
ITe Hos mnrderod and renortad I'm
haye snicided Do thay want Won mr.
mo +n holiaye biS f,.iends sronrr,ad
those homhs in +o him saw tbey ie
thov Iio Cr;nnor tha norirrer and
thisf socurod witnessns ,viI,ing to s,vn,r
a,yay ths Iiyec of spynn innneent MON
Thn lIood crj.s tn haayen fnr yen.
aeanca and If sbaI, not rry in v,in
Tho dov IF reckoning is o,rroachinm
Tet those who were interested in fine
,n,.o.tn w t,' 4,;"I o,,d ,,a',o.i,,n, han.,rn ,
MleS'S' 'il"i' "l" i'",isi,'S' We" "ie
lhitt deDC Silaii De PAID polliV my
finger at Gary and BonleId, the judges
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-17

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. It. John Nor
ton, of the Enquirer staff, whose polit-
icM writings over the signature Of
Mort are familiar to newspaper read
,er5 generally, died last night at l2:3p
o'clock while sitting in his rooms at the
Inquirer Office Two weeks ago he
dFopped from his chair in n faint. He
Was taken TO his rooms, became uncon-
seiOus and since that time has had one
or two lucid intervals. Mr.. Norton has
been in Cincinnati but a year. During
that time he has made a large number
of acquaintances who will be exceed
ingly sorry today to learn Of his death.
Bright and energetic, he welded pen
that but few young newspaper men
could. His father and mother came
from Cleveland few days after his
sudden illness and were at his bedside
when he passed away.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-17
HOUSES BuAqLAAsIzND.
Councilman Walser's and n. w. Harter's
Residences Visited

The residence Of Councilman John
w. Walser, 223 Cleveland avenue. was
entered by burglars Thursday night.
They were evidently experts, loT they
did their work 50 carefully that they
dld not disturb the family athOugh
MIS-. Walser was awake alt night, owing
to sleeplessneSs.
The burglars entered by the east win
dow, IUrclI,S IL up " inserting IL spade
and prying. This let them into the par.
lor and then by opening the sliding
doors they got into the sitting room
and thence into the dining room whe re-
the SllVerMare was Kept III "a cupboard
The silVerware they appropriated AZ
follows: One set silver spoons. marked
j, Walser, manufactured by Thorn
dyke, Seneca Falls; one dozen silver
forks, marked Magd. Walser: one pair
gold Spectacles; one set silver tea
spoons. and few other articles of OdC
plated ware Of 10 great value Tbey
went through Mr.. Walsers secretarr
Omlttlng no drawers. and examined
notes and papers but found no money.
Inc panris dInl every thing were IefJ
open. Mr.. Walser never kept the sec
rotary locked.
The bold burglars did not 90 up
stans, ".',t must no,u wOThed vlt thl.
quiet. OF course there is no cue to the
expert rasCalS.
The house of Mr.. Henry iIarter. who,
resides on North Market street. was
burglarized last night by some mid
night marauuers. they broke in
through Il back window and succeeded
IN getting a new oyercOat ana gold
ring, which was taken from a drawer.
Ehey also took Some spoons, but atte;
breaking one Of them and finding they
were not silver, left them upon tn.
iloor. Mr.. Harter was not aware that
anything was wrong until he arose this
morning, and found the spoons lying
upon the floor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-17
Is Consumption Inonrnolo .

Read the following: Mr.. c. II. Nor
ris, Newark, Ark, says: "Was down
with Abscess of Lungs and friends and
physicians pronounced me an Incura-
ble Consumptive. Began taking DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump,
tion, am now on my third bottle and
able to oversee the work on my farm,
1t is the finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, O.. saws
"liad it not been for DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption / would
have died of Lung Troubles. Was giI &
en- up by doctors, Am now in best or
healuh,' TIYit Sample bottles free
ut Drbln Wright u Cos drug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-17
McGregor Echoes.

Rev. +. Brown writes, regretting his
inability to have attended the reunion
and gives the history of the schools pre-.
ceding the time that Wadsworth acad
emy was incorporated and John Me
Gregor made principal Mr.. Brown
gives various incidents and personal
traits, to which allusion was made by
others, and continues: "Of those who
were his scholars, nearly all have eX-
ceeded three score and ten years: some
attained from ten to fifteen years past
that period and, each carries more,
enduring monument than granite Or
marble. Some bed rock of character.
Or chiSled features from the hand long
since dissolved to its original elements,
some influence, set in motion by his
active mind and genial character,
through which John McGregor still
lives on earth. And may all that was
lovely and good in that influence en-
large in circling wayelets till it reaches
the utmost shore of humanity"
DR.. Otis. of New Philadelphia, writes
"Hou Wadsworth people are a great
people for boys to go to school. The
whole town seemed to unite together
for their care aud good behavior. Give
my compliments to J X. During, the
man who rendered us his team to ride
about town. Tell him am Of the fam.
lily OF the Otis who made, the first
speech in favor of the liberation Of the
American colonies that was James
Otis, That meeting at Wadsworth was
a big thing, and will never forget you,
Alr. Clark. - WadSworth Enterprise.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-17
State Grange Convention.

The Ohio State Grange Convention
will be held at Canton December l3,
IA and 10. From five to ten delegates,
with their wives in many cases, from
each and every county in the State will
be present. Stark county farmers will
no doubt take special pride in having
this convention a success. From 500
to 1000 of Ohio's best agriculturaliSts
will be there.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-17
THE wHANGDooDLE ORGAN.
OElGINAL.I

The whang'loodle organs mighty affair,
And 1t wants people al to look out and hcwarc'
II blows its own horn Ike a braggart galoot
And swellS like bull frog or empty Drained coot!
Let the gas bags 20 on with their blow and their
bag
The steady old DEMOCRAT never VIII iag
This Know Nothing sheet of an earlier day,
Continues It's blnster in much the same way,
Regarding not reason, nor truth nor good sense.
But roaring and shouting It's empty pretcnSe
Let the blow guns go On with their lofty old stnr
The DEMOCRATS herewith box Of Scotch
snuff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-17
A New President for Mt. Union College.

kbs
The Trustees of the Mt. Onion Col
lege, have at last found man to their
liking for the position of President of
the College, made vacant by the resig-
nation Of Dr. +. n. IIwtshon. The
person whom they have secured is DIR.
James J Edwards, who has been filling
the place Of President of the Chamber
lain Institute and Female College, Il
large institution in New York State.
DR.. Edwards has established quite a
reputation for educational attainments.
lie will probably not assume his new
place before the opening of the Spripg
term Of the College. His salary will be
$1,000 year.